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HDF UNDISPUTED "Big Block" BAGGER?

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Old 04-29-2008, 08:55 AM
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That's a lot of POWER!!!! I prefer Smooth, Steady and looking Pretty!!!!!!! LOL
 
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The 155" is very smooth at road speed.One of things that the R&R Cycles motors are known for.We need a common groundwhere we canall get together and shoot the breeze.Dog
 
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Old 05-31-2008, 05:21 PM
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For those of you interested.The 155" is now dailed in.Both cylinders are burning the same and very clean.Changed out the comp sprocket to a solid mt,the motor explodes to life.It is an incredible bagger motor,you cannot feel hills no matter how loaded down even with the windshield on.It did not cost any where near what a lot of you might think,provided you can do a lot of the work yourselves.
 
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Old 05-31-2008, 06:38 PM
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Have you got any dyno numbers you can tell us about?
 
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Do not need Dyno numbers,have always tuned my own motors.R&R Cycles has this Street version of the 155" approx.175hp--180+lb ft.
 
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Old 06-01-2008, 08:21 AM
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I love it! I want one!
 
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Love the sleeper look plain and simple, no bling bling but lots of power
 
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Have to look into the suspension,the last time out getting a little crazy with the throttle,went into a long sweeping down hill curve at over a 110mph and the bike was unsteady.Other than that it has been running flawlessly.Thinking about picking up a Big Air carb from the R&amp\\;R crew.The word is the&nbsp\\;big motors start better and the bottom end throttle response is better.&nbsp\\;
 




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